rservices
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About rservices
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Rank
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- Birthday 07/17/1959
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Website URL
http://www.rservices.biz
Profile Information
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Company Name
restaurant Services
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First & Last Name
john iwanski
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City & State
waupun, wi
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Occupation
repair
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I have a 3000 psi 2.7 gpm, and just bought a 3700 psi and 4.0 gpm unit. Can I use the same hoses???
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they had last years model at a location 60 miles away, 150.00 off, so I went to but it, and it was missing the chemical hose an the manual, so they sold it to me for 630.00. Needless to say I didn't argue with them . 360.00 off from this years. 3700 vs 3750 psi
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PWing is just one of many services I offer, My company is a building maintance service that work only in restaurants, I charge the same rate for all of our services, tile, painting, plumbing, ect... 65.00 p/h
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I charge by the hour :)
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HD has a dewalt PW with a Honda engine and a cat pump for 999.00 I PW about 200 hours a year, and have been using a Kartcher 2.8 GPM 3000psi for the last few years. I only do flat work (sidewalks dumpster pads in restaurants) Has anyone tried this model? Any feed back would be great. thanks
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Would TSP leave the floor cloudy,
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I go a lot of re-grouting and tile replacement in kitchens. can anyone recommend an effective method to cleaning restaurant kitchen grout. I only have a cold unit, and I would rather not buy a hot unit at this time.
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I've got a small kartcher 2700 psi, 3.2 gpm (robins motor) gas unit. I have had it for a few years and worked ok. I just do a little flat work around restaurants. It started dripping gas a few months ago (rarely use it) but the other day the leak became real steady almost a stream, from the back of the unit. It drips down from what appears to be a bubble or glass float housing under the motor. I was going to hold off buying a replacement for it this year, any suggestions of what mite be wrong and how to fix. Te last time I had it services it took 3 weeks, and I'll need it next week thanks
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a local dist has a ebbs 3500 psi / 5 gpm hot unit for $3500 gas powered, I cant tell how old it is, seams in good shape is this a fair price
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I've noticed delco producs being mentioned, I've done a web search and I'm having problems locating. does someone have a web site they could share.
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I know someone will say their is no dumb question but, Do you have to run a hot unit hot? I want the option of hot with a high gpm, but I dont want to run it hot all of the time.
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i read something about a paint striper applyed with a PW any comments on that. I understand this is an incomplete question ( no names of products) sorry
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I do tile replacement in restaurants all of the time. the biggest problem with sealing is you have to allow the grout to completly dry before applying. we only had one restaurant I've worked in was actualy closed for a few days(front remodel) most cases the problem areas are on the cooks line, and with even one day the grease build up makes the sealing imposible. the chemicals they use on the floor are very good, but they most likely wont let you use them, they would come out of their stores operating expense's which their boss and everyone in there company watch's (store contolables)
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I was wondering if anyone would be able to share their business plans with me, I've searched the site for samples but I have been unable to see any. I started a company 5 years ago determanded not to borrow any money (I called it the great experament) to many companys fail the first year due to owing to much money. I started mine with a handfull of tools and strong desire to make it work. (handy-man for restaurants) Well it's five years now and I want to add a full service PW ( I've been using a 2700 cold unit) I dont want to take the short cuts that I did in the past, growth was very slow. Also restaurants are a economy drivin business, so when something like the gas crunch last year just about whiped me out. It wasnt the price I was spending for gas, but the people just stoped eating out for a while, and then everything coming in there back door cost more, I was moved down the list, from maintaining the restaurants to just putting out fires.
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brief history I run a handyman company, mostly restaurants, some retail, and on a rare occasion residential (home owners tend to have unrealistic expectations) I've been PW for about 3 years all flat work, I am considering going more in to PW to increase my company. I carry general liablity insurance for my company 1 mil. about 800.00 per year, I asked my insuance company about insurance for PW on a larger scale and they said they wouldnt write a policy. they had no problem with me doing sidewalks, and dumpster pads but thats it. Currently using a 2700 psi portable, I'm leaning to a hot 4000 psi 5.5 gpm Question Whats a fair price (I'm in wisc so my work is seasonal) should I let my fingers do the walking or is their some one you could recomend.